Centre for Medical Bioscience
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Seminar Series
The Centre for Medical Bioscience hosts fortnightly seminars throughout the academic year.
Seminars are held in the IHMRI Lecture Theatre (32.G01).
| Date | Speaker | Title |
|---|---|---|
| 4pm, 11 March | A/Prof Andrew Brown (UNSW) | Fresh perspectives on cholesterol |
| 4pm, 25 March | Angelique Hoolahan | Direct evidence that recombination and paternal leakage occur in the mitochondrial genome |
| 4pm, 15 April | Steve Bottomley (Monash University) | The molecular basis of Polyglutamine repeat protein aggregation |
| 22 April | -- Good Friday -- | |
| 12.30pm, 6 May | Dr John Kwok (NeuRA) | The role of the SIGMAR1 gene in neurodegeneration |
| 12.30pm, 20 May | Daniel Bogema | Genomic and Proteomic Analysis of Mycoplasma hyopneumoniae |
| 12.30pm, 3 June | Professor Phil Board (ANU) | Dichloroacetic acid: the next wonder drug? |
| 4pm, 17 June | Professor Angela Dulhunty (ANU) | Molecular Components of Excitation-Contraction Coupling in Skeletal Muscle? |
| 4pm, 24 June | Bin (Rock) Wang: The role of P2X7 in red cell biology and Iman Jalilian: Expression and function of canine P2X7: potential role in disease |
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| 4pm, 1 July | Jim Shih-Ping Su | Investigation into the modifications of human lens proteins with age |
| 2.30pm - 3.30pm, 26 July | Professor Antoine van Oijen (University of Groningen, the Netherlands) | Single-molecule studies of DNA replication |
| 4pm, 29 July | Dr Chris Elvin (CSIRO Livestock Industries, Queensland Bioscience Precinct) | Biomimetic design: new materials for industrial and medical use |
| 4pm, 12 August | Dr Vibeke Catts (NeuRA) | Schizophrenia and cancer – understanding and treating disease |
| 4pm, 26 August | A/Prof Marie Ranson | The plasminogen activation system and cancer: significance as a diagnostic marker and therapeutic target in metastatic disease |
| 4pm, 9 September | Professor Brett Garner | Brain lipid metabolism: implications for Alzheimer's disease |
| 4pm, 23 September | A/Prof Chris Ormandy (Garvan Institute of Medical Research) | Specification of progenitor cell fate decisions by the ets transcription factor Elf5 regulates mammary development and carcinogenesis |
| 4pm, 21 October | Dr Andrew Jenner | Dietary Phenolics - Antioxidants or prebiotics for the colon. A tale of bioavailability and metabolism |
| 4pm, 18 November | Professor Aaron Oakley | Macromolecular Crystallography: What can it do for you? |
| 12.30pm, 22 November | A/Prof Paul Teesdale-Spittle, Victoria University of Wellington | Peloruside and Pateamine: Potent bioactives from a New Zealand marine sponge |
Last reviewed: 15 November, 2011
